Youngstown Glove Ground Double Layered Leather Work Gloves For Men - Arc Rated, Puncture Resistant - Tan, X-Large

I like these gloves a lot. Very nicely made. I bought large based on the fit chart. My measurements were at the middle of the large range. But as soon as I put them on I knew they were too tight over the knuckles when closing my hand. So, I returned them and got XL. They fit well. I used them while replacing the boards on a deck that's about 11 X 15 ft. That meant both pulling off the old boards and putting on the new, a lot of pry bar, sawzall, hammering, sawing, drilling, etc. Also, of course picking up, loading, unloading, and cutting the wood. This included working with wet treated lumber at times, e.g. when I loaded and unloaded the wood it was raining. The gloves were comfortable throughout and show very little wear. When spring rolls around I'll head out to some 100 acres of woods and and farmland I own with my brother and see how they do on our annual week of trimming hedgerows, clearing up fallen trees, and barn maintenance. That should be a good test. In a nutshell, I know that they aren't $100 work gloves that a professional might wear to work a regular job. But so far for a guy like me dealing with something between basic yard work and a regular job that requires work gloves they do the job. Finally, I have to note that if these didn't have the big Youngstown and cal rating printed on them, I'd buy another pair to use as dress gloves. They feel and look that good. Follow up - been using for nearly 2 years now. Still holding together. Have used for yard work and also in clearing hedge rows including moving large stones. It's not my job doing this, but I likely have 150 to 200 hours of use on them. They've been wet multiple times and are still pliable.

I purchased these as a gift for my stepdad who is a carpenter. He works in his shop every single day so he needs a good pair of gloves that will last. He loves the qualify and fit. They are durable and the protect his hands when he needs to. They feel and look super high quality. Overall, he loved them and had nothing but good things to say about them after using them for some time!

I had a big patch of thorn bushes in the flower beds that had been ignored for about 3 months. I tried pulling them up with Mechanics Wear gloves but the thorns just torn up my hands. I ordered these and there was the occasional puncture, but I was able to pull them all up of the thorn bushes and now have a great pair of work gloves. They served their purpose.

These are great a very well made gloves fit perfectly wear well. No junk in these gloves

These glove are soft as a feather fresh out the pack. But they are super durable. I weld in as well twist bolts and nuts and turn wrenches with them all day. Normally a cheap 10-15 dollar pair of gloves last me 2-3 weeks. These last 4months minimum, sometimes longer. But they do get a little hard and shriveled after you sweat In them daily. But they are tough as nails. Great gloves. And worth the price.

They fit well and are true to sizing, hold up well and offer great hand protection

The best gloves for labor work! These gloves are functional, high quality, waterproof, and offer a good grip. They are thick and offer hand protection through hard work and cold seasons. We will continue to buy these! They make a great fathers day or Christmas gift for someone working outside!

Good summer gloves

These gloves fit great nice and soft hope they last awhile. I just got them only had them a week so far so hood

Llegaron a tiempo solo que llegaron de talla mediana(talla 8) para que cambien la descripción del producto...a pesar de ello me quedaron muy bien.

Good gloves. They last 2 months instead of 1

buy the L(pack of 12) order you get one pair of gloves. Rip off paying 65dollars plus shipping! I doubt I’ll ever buy another product again after this.

Not what I expected. Yet to use them. More of a summer glove. No warmth to them. I have a pair of winter Youngstown gloves, figured these where the same but with short cuffs. Cant go wrong with Youngstown globes.